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Please help me name this build. It will be a wood elf Templar that uses mainly bow and Aedric Spear for damage and control, lots of stealth usage, and sword/shield to swap in for defense in AVA. Armor is medium, so this is not a tank build by any means. Over all it has a very celtic flavor to it. Any ideas?
I was thinking of calling it "The Warden"
I was thinking a Ranger but I actually like The Warden a lot... seems a good fit.
Thanks. I figured "Ranger" would be more of a Bow/Dual Wield build, probably a nightblade.
Sounds a little highlander to me.
The wood elf theme makes it sound like a ranger, especially with the bow, however wardens often use spears, shields, and javelins. A highlamder however doesn't really seem to fit, as that would imply mountains or hills now a forest protector. You could go with something from warhammer fantasy and call it the glade guardian. In warhammer fantasy wood elf units tend to have both bows or spears, and glade riders were horseback riders using javelins, glade guard used bows, eternal guard used double blades staves, then they had war dancers that used spears or dual wielded swords. So a glade guardian would be more like a traditional protector type, however with w wood elf feel, it would be a protector of the forest, using bow and spear, with a combination of healing magic.
So I suggest going with glade guardian.
Great suggestion Syphon. I like both warden and glade guardian. My only issue with glade guardian is that since I am playing EP, there aren't very many glades to guard. :)
Yeah, you are probably right. Somehow the whole wood part slipped my mind.
I think I am going with Warden. I will post the build shortly.
well, no, their may not be as many glades to guard, but the few that we do have need a protector, someone to yell at the dunmer and tell them to stop burning them down, someone to yell at the nord and tell them to stop chopping them down. I would say yell at the argonians but they seem happy and content in their bogs and marshes.
I would suggest calling it "The Marine", but I'm way, waaaaaaaaay biased. :P
What about "Sharden"? (Cross between a shaman and warden)?
